Pennsylvania residents entering a grocery store or any business in the state will have to wear a mask or a facial covering, according to a new state order. The requirement goes into effect on Sunday at 8 p.m. and is applied to both customers and staff.

Businesses have been ordered to refuse entry to anyone not wearing a facial covering. If the business sells food, medicine or medical supplies, they must provide “alternative methods of pick-up or delivery,” according to the order.

Businesses are required to provide masks for employees or approve masks they bring themselves. 

Some local grocery stores are closing early on Sunday to prepare for the new safety measures issued by Governor Wolf. Check out this announcement by Mariposa Food Co-op:

Beginning today, Apr. 19 at 8pm, PA health officials now require staff + customers to wear cloth masks upon entering ANY business. As a reminder, we will be closing early today at 7pm in preparation of the new safety measures listed in the Governor’s order. Thanks! 🦋 pic.twitter.com/BRHEHQen79

— Mariposa Food Co-op (@mariposacoop) April 19, 2020